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... WHIGS AND TuRIES LONGFORD. IN A change has come over the spirit of party ia Ireland. Until recently, the Roman Catholies were always on the side of the Whigs, and the Tories arrayed against them. In the fiercest days of of repeal, however ill and others ...
... “LIVERP Myr PusLic,— I trust you'll have patience and. be Whig or Tory, And in s few words or so intention to make mea Your the butter {at eightpence s pound) From men of all minds, both Tory and Whig natures. To vex a whole voters ;—besides they would think ...
... eldest son of the » gate, to of Tweeddale. yd Gifford, who was born or the 26th of 1822, and therefore 40 years of age, is a Whig in politics, and has re- esented Totness since 1: acted as private secretary Lord Panmure (now Earl of D- durine that noble ...
... retrenchment, which we may soon have to announce to our The hints at the absolute necessity of retrenc’ = ment, but fears of Whig economy, which in the waste of millions of valuable and the crip- pling of a service in order to save a i reduction in the ...
... O’Brien, Meagher (*‘ of the sword”), and Corcoran on the other, the Irish Nationalists will be at some loss as to which Northern Whig. god of their political idolatry they must worship in future,— ...
... in his year. He was Armagh in 1802—the first I: the county of subsequently in’ the years end 1826, He waa by inheritance of Whig, ‘more. From his earliest political opinions which.were then held at a loss, but which have become the of the day. He leaves ...
... forgotten ; the tried advocates of Catholic Emancipation were treated with disrespect; the Tories were virtually preferred to the Whigs, but they were comparatively few in number they were impotent, except for evil to themselves, by avowing feelings and opinions ...
... away the dogs,” said the wolf to the shepherd ; and winking at his cubs, he added in an under tone, you shall sup on lamb.” Whigs, Tories, and Radicals often play at this game; but in such cases the lamb always falls to the Tories: The Conservatives are ...
... wrong suffering—have been upon 2 too confiding men appearsall but lost. But the very indicate the ap- hobby! Let us trust, ere Whig rule, and detested tax—their favourite to upset both. Ste Let usunite, then, to crush ondless of change in the fiscal our ...
... Herald kas a ee eee and Juzat, Szpr. 17, aa ——_ ST ik, No. 3,420. Thin has 6 bales THE RIOTS IN BELFAST. ( From the Northern Whig.) B2uFast, SaTorpar Moryave, ri-lay) up to a late hour, the military and e streets of to pat down rect ings of huts which took ...
... counéry’s imdustry. . Two. of ar pets alluded to this subject very si 1¢ Herald anticipated retrenchment, but of course eaded Whig retrenchment. The Timed said there no that can supersede caution, and punidance too great ever to ran dry. a ars ending. last ...
... of course ; but—Mrs. Windham is to be seen every night in a grand tier box at her Majesty’s.— Edmund Yates iu the Northern Whig. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Matthews open a new entertainment at the Bijou Theatre to-night (Monday). It is written by Mr. H. J. ...